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Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Ghastiy Relic

Coroner Powers held % I I'D
Friday in the case n o, AV
Fred ericbs, So years, l,|l'a %
Philadelpbis, who ccn nS,ii,r % y
oy hang ing. owing 70 ina . a 900 d
work. Jacob Fredericks, ,aarsh,sFI
iece ased, living In RoH ,..S b 4
Tor the rope with wh .Ss, be d
ended his life, fsying INN '"eusr|
friends wanted 1t as . sv 81
the occasion. The rei'c
aim.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

MEpFoRp, n. j., Dec vi
covery of . large nnmotf u
decomposed hogs In the lsA'
today by men wEo were
has created great indiana.
lake has long been depenls.
the regular supply OF Toe 'es|
purity OF the water. L va
that the hogs had died SON, M
Of cholera, which caused "a
hundreds Of porkers IN ~
and many of them were =. y. \
the lake by the owners. ~
become very foul and unh! Y
the stored Ice will have " u
away. The local board o. :
meet tonight to take acu'u~|
tar
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
DnArne,

DCORfAH.-0n the 22th inst, Margaret
dsughtsf Of the late Martin and MayKa-
rot Doofdsn, In the 1lst year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
residsrre. pos West second street, on Mon
day morD'ng, 1t . O'Clock. services 81 81.
Paul's Catholic Church. lntATzAat ct the
New Cathedral Cemetery.
HELLER On Decsmosr u, Leouard, son
Of Nsphiisr and Jessphins Hsllsr. aged =
Eslstivss and friende arc rsssoctfu,ly
invited 70 attend his funcral froaa the resi-.
dence OF his parents, or Second street IT
Sifverprook, on sunday afosrno0n at 2.so
O'clock. lIkcrsnsnt at Mt Salem Cemetery.
'KI.lNE-on december 81, Bertha, daughter
Of aaron :. sad Helen =. Kline. aged ]
Relatives and friends are respectfully in-
etted 70 attend her funrrAl, from the resi-.
dance OF her pssorts, No. s2 East Tenth
street. on sunday afternoon 1t z O'Clock.
lnkrment at ktvefyiow Cemetery.
"Opr frst in Heavet."
Lee. soth at O'Clock D. m /.
James "a Csfbrey, In the zssh year OF his
Hslstivss and friends Of the family are 70
specifically invited to stfend his Sunerai from
/ 10 late retidence, NO. 70, Oottaas How. Rid
dies kGad, On Monday morning. At o.
CLOCK. Massat st. James Chapel.
|MK0diNsON-On the slst inst. Elizabeth
Meggtnson. wife Of Charles meg gtnson, In
the SSth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the fan lily are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
from her isfe residence, near New Castle.
Del, on Monday, January .. 1881. to leav,
the b ,uss e 1 O'Clock. lntermenf at ST.
Ames Cemetery, near ,tantsn.
HAYES.--Oa December sist., Matthew
Hayes. aged ~ year..
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 70 attend his funeral nom the rest
dencs OF his parents, Edward and Msrg Arst
8ethel, Riddles Lane. Services at I'm.
manuel chapel at half-past 2 o'clock. Mon.
day, January 8. Intsrnent 1t Mt. Saisn
Q smetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

A disguised man attem pied to throw
his arms around young won't an, near
the corner OF Fifth and FIench streets.
Aocut 10 o'clock last night, when, in.
stead OF screaming and running away,
zoe seized him by the whiskers and tore
them from his face. and he did the run
Mig, as be was glad TO escape from her
clutches. The LADY retains the whiskers
40 o trophy Of ter prowess. II other
ladies' we're equally bold the freaks OF
THESE night providers In thickly settled
sections Of our city would soon be
broken up.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Notice.

No. 81 is the number that has drawn
the rocking chair Ia Chalfant's shoe
store, No. All King street. The Der sop
who holds that nun Dor will please cali
for the chair.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
A Good Years Bus,nsss.

James r. Wood & Go. repor, a good
business for the year just closed, foi
which they are very thankful 10 thei,
patrons and wish them happy New
Year. All OF thnir departments have
Increased, and some two-illd. The
new ear opsus with plenty OF orders
ard frou indications will bs a proper
ous ore.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
MilitAry Election

The American Rifles have e'ected
the following civil officers fer the ensu-
ing year: President, James Down
ward; Vioa President. Harry Fox; Re-
cording Secretary, John W. Neeve,
financial Secretary and Treas uror.
VIM. IL. Hanna. The twelfth annual
reception OF the company will be held
February 4th.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

The many friends OF Leonard Cooper.
Who WAS STRICKEN with pssAlysis last
Monday, wilt be pleased 10 learn that
be 10 greatly improved and that DR..
PalEer, his attend ing physician. now
has every hopss OF his recovery, al
though he was In very critical condi-
ton On Tuesday and wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

The fair Of the Knights OF Pythias.
which 10 nov being held In the Smitt
Buildinc. was we'll attended last even
ing, and the managers have decided to
continue IL oil next week. There IL .
large number OF useful and fancy arts.
cles ole red for sale, and some very vain.
able goods, including q handsome bed
room Get, 10 be ohanc~d of.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
ElEIh EDITION
lSoss

ne Misses SfAss,. -.
~ @s S1re:avilis, DsI., s sa aatils
sa ns Armstrong; Of s u, ris'i'il
~ To rhilsdslphia Ma .'I
We serests today rsan o~' ape,
pflos Of I cent. '"u''d 70 il
Ds. Qaiaby's o.rr,.,.
EsasA and kssks, , s,ss. s'ss
s'..snoon. By the hind d., ssis' =
~ compete with mn, ..'' b
Rsslsicn. Gall and '..
Prof. Crabb. 'es o.
Boston baked bean. =.
ftsy's, No. 800 md y ~, Jos,
street. 70 night. 'S1 II
=. Pael Brown, sr,,.,,,
ga Markss street, max, pAoa
s -. o'sss photography aas y ,.
nrs. Sitter and hs, A.,
Eila Woods and Nrs " SaosAs
city. ~ Nswaa
a The leEa: slass viudO. d,
@ore woodrow Of Nsss,s
nssdsy evening. p''''a
Ths fcrspss Of The oon,..
OF The Morning New, o,9o
presented With . koId p. o' y
the conpositors. ~" Ai
The report that IN ATTAIN.
!sse saturday night 70 ba.
Delaware College buildt,. a
has been denied. a.
The best variety i.lsn, &, =,
2 seen - tbs AlLanh,'a ~
Ming street. Big shor H.,
misaton fires. - a's
bome sneak thief en,e,Al q,
department. at tho Clsyo. :
terdsy sfssrnoon ANA y. -
nine chickens that hal ia.,
ed. preparatory to being o'ss'
The annual meeting q, \
holders OF the Wiimins,es,
Turnpike ! Company vii i. y
o01 Aarhes street, ner, NJ
moon. 81 3 o'clock. ''
Tho farm Of thirty ac,..
Kennstt Township, Pa, =.
Caleb 6harploss, vas "a /
signess . few days ago d h..
lips for a, 00i.
Francis X. jackson Ia,
partnership with DO B,s
business Of sawiug, p.aplss
hereafter be cond ucted md.
Of J. q. Buyer b Co.
w. X. Vanderbilt AMI b,,
the city to-day inspect,
Alvs, nearly compie.sd n
insry wAs put In moliou ,si.l
vAs given . preliminary nd,
Consultations are ..lli "a,
tween Lore d Emmons md q
Tor Turner In reference n
judgment, but no dellpl,
has Jet been reached.
A oowlbslonsing to W. Ju
occupies the farm OF Mr., III
near 0rcenville, Christlsr.
died last right from so1.
cause.
Next week will be oo,.-,
special week Of pray, A.
world By oil evanselea. h
churches. Services vii b
several churches every u
week.
Frank Reeve, Who "a al
.ho Atlantic City Times, )
visit 10 his friends In sur "a
looking we'll, and says .sE
City 10 dee. lined to grow 10 Vi
over q, 900, ~ I'd
sspsndsd In the erection ID
The past year.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
A Coasr.os for . Ynons secured.

Joseph 6ticknsy. . wealthy merchant
| OF New York, hes contracted with the
Harlan Il Hollinesworth Company for
1.-THE coussrnction Of yacht 125 feet
long, 20 feet beam aSd IS feet deep. The
plans will be furnished by the Harlan
IL Hollineswortb Company, and the
nsw vesssl will be finished throughout
| tx the best manner
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

Pierce w. WorrAll. . butcher from
KenDett Square. occupying . stall In
the Second street market, was snm
moned homo last evening BY sslephons
message soon after be got here IN.
noancing that IN aeoideut had happsu-
cd at his Ice house aud several men
v 70 injured. Mr.. wofrall vent home
and wb,n he rcturned this morning he
said the overshoot Of his loo house bad
fallen. carry Ing down bis brother
James aud four other mon, oil OF whom
were very much bruised and injured,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Reportsa Fign,ing ~

NooALEs, Ari., Dec. ., a. y severe d
has reached this city Una, ! ,he nstio
mas taken place between taIiosIs.s In
troops and the Iev1lu'i. .nd thai Z
State Of sinaloa, Mexico Lid lid on b
sral hundred have Deea not been
,ides. The report nss mas, hare.
drmed and Is discredibo
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
An Elegant Repast.

Some of tie finoss dishes over set be
fore the patrons OF = hostelrie we're sup
piled at the Clayton House To-day.
Amongst the variety waa Lake S3lm On
prepared 80 q salsd, celery, fauces,
chicken salad, etc., pound and jelly
cake and egg.nog.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

A mum Der of new people IN new acts
this week at the Albsmbia Palace. 224
King street. a monster show 10
night. Go see the boxers.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
VIZ COMMENCED


Last Monday putting the
knife into prices. 1t con-
sists in taking q pen and
red ink and putting this
kind Of a mark--
through the price and put
ting on a new price. 10
many instances prices are re-
duced one.third. In all cases
our well.made Clothing is
guaranteed from thirty to
fifty per cent. under others.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

Contractor william J. Hall. WHO foil
( tavoa2h ths jol4s ~ - Eao1as =. -.
chufch yesterday. and broke thrse
rims, as ssatd IN ysstssdAy's RKrCBLI-
soAN u not dangerously hurt, though
be will be ccnansd to the houte fx sew
eral weeks.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

d. Donald Ross, who Is enf aged in
tbs dry goods bueiness In Columbus,
ONO, Is visiting friends in THU CITY
he reports trade very encouraging ip
Columbus, tbs merchants beir g as busy
as bses.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

Jack Ashton and Jim Garrett vii.
have n four-round sparsiua m Atch ut
CAROLS Casino this ev sning, the be. t
man to be the winner.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
ON SATURDAY,
THE sTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1887,


The f)llowins described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with q
frame dwelling house thereon situated In
the city Of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, TO wit:
Beginning at stake on the southerly
side of 90 rect wide street leading from
Heald to Clsymont street parallel with
Fourteenth street. and distance therefrom
at right angles lbi feet said place OF Begin
ming, being at the distance OF lao feet west
erly from the westerly side OF Cisymnnt
street a corner OF land OF William Naylor,
thence along said Haylor's line and parallel
with Ulaymont street 70 ieet inches 20 a
stake. thence westerly ard parallel with
Fourteenth street 20 feet to O stake. thence
nortberly and parallel with Claymont street
rs feet o inches to the aforesaid side OF the
said 90 feet wide street, and thence thereby
easterly 70 feet to the place Of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may BooK
X, Vol. 0, page 8, &c.
Seized and iaken IN execution as the prop
erty Of Thomas Chambers and Mary, his
wifs, and t. is. and TO be sold by
GILES LAMB ION, Sheriff.
Sneritf's Office, WILMINGTON. december
~, 1888. d2t-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

An aged oolored woman fell on the
Ice this morning on King street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, but fortunately
escaped injury. Her clothes we're badly
soiltd aud she seemed pretty we'll
shook up.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
List of Fees.

A list Of the fees that will hereafte
be charged nc tho chief engineers offic,
for Information furnished 10 irauirln,
parties will DO found In another column
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

that The best show In tue city is given
at the ALEXANDRA Palace, ga King 81,
A new bill presented to night. Admis.
sion free.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

A grand spsrriug match between two
one-ioeged boxers Of Philadelphia st
the AlhambrA Palace, 224 King street,
to-nighL.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

'speak this speech, ~ I tall you,
Fippirgly on the tongue." Say that
ons OF the great bepefsctions Of the aes b
small bottle OF Salvation OIL. the
greatest cure on Garth for pain. only 70
cent?.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

Boston baked beans at John McCaf.
frsy's, No. 800 and 1902 East Fourth
street, to night.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
THE 9Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1887.
At 2 O'Clock p. M,


Tie following described real estate, viz,
All that certain otpieoe or parcel OF land
with brick and franc dwelling house
thereon situate, in the city OF Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows TO wit:
:begtnning at the distance OF l45 feet SOUTH
erIy from the Intersection OF the south eriy
side OF II street with the es sterly side OF
Hresn strest, tbenee easterlv parallel with
ID street 50 feet to stake, tpence southern y
parallel with Green street 10 feet TO a stake
thence westerly par liel with ID street 80
feet to the aforesaid elsterIy side Of Green
street, and thence thereby norfherly ID feet
to the place OF beginning, be the con.en g
thereof what they may. BoVk v, Vol. T.
page 1853, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF David Higgins, deceased, j oseph
hughes. executor OF David Higgins, de-
ceased, and t. I +, and to be told by
GILES LAMBSON, Sheriff
Sherif's Ofico, Wilmington, December
~, 1856. d24-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

Boston baked beans At John McCaf
fey's, No 3o0 aid 800 East Fourth
street, to-Dieht.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

scOTr-AlIsL.--ln tbs etey, It the ASsufy
ct. BY New. J. 4 Bryan, Mr. John I.
scott 70 Miss CLARA n. Hill, ali Of this
city.
FO --OR December nth,
ls1. ct the Radiance Of thebrids's motk Or,
n ne hirkwco Del. y tes ksv. ohAS =:
L@ena u. Ellison, both sf New oastie
OAznty. Del.
BRO WN-rCRn--Op the sod inst, st nit
Salon N. =. Patronage, BY kev. Il G..
Jones, william = Brewn and MArganss
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Iosa of LIE.

A Ere occurred in as tHips Of iesu-
morning, during the hoi aIsons lcss lhelf
val, when thirty Ave pe'''
lives.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

Grand Now Years Lunch.
oysters on tosst at the Justisop
ID Juse, % South Justison street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

"I have the honor 10 'aa
,urnish what other tea hen
Crabb, 706 King St.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

DONE pay e25 for al uacsl
viii give you the same ils.si
$40. Crabb.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
"BUchu-Pkibs'"

QUICK, complete cure, all annoying
Kidn ey, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
81. At Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

SsHERIFF'S 5ALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of I.evari Facias. to me directed.
will be expo cd TO pubic sale, at the UCuri
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Wilmington
Nov Caste County, Del ,ware,
ON SATURDAY,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

r OST-A GOLD BRACELET WAS
IL lest at the skating rink en- " ed nesday
afterDa.n. The finder will be suitably re.
warded on leaving same at NO. SO JACKSON
gtYeeL. Its
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

GIVEN AWAY,
Not Clothing, but Watches.
We have an overstock of
Boys and Childrcn's Cloth.
ing, and as an inducement
for you to buy of US we will
give you one Of the Genu-
inc Waterbury Watcht 8 with
a splendid Nickel Chain and
Charm with a Boys Suit,
Overcoat, or beth, at SIC or
upwards. Our ONE Low
price is plainly marked on
every garment and is exactly
the same as before we com.
menced giving the Watches.
What we want is advertis
ing, as our Fall Season, the
best we have ever had, is
almost over and we know
the Boys will talk about our
goods and prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

GHERIFk $ SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levari Factas, to me directed
will be exposed to public sale, at the Cour
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, Ia the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

r OST-ON THE EVENING OF DE.
IL cember ~, near Eighth and King
streets, a pocketbook containing ABOUT SIC
in notes and silver. - reward will be paid
II returned to Harry Lloyd's store, Eighth
and King streets ianl-ltSG
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-11

We notice that the new champagne, called
Lactart Champagne, IS coming into a wide
popular favor. This is owing to the fact
that it is entirely non alcoholic, and as agree
able in taste as any of the imported cham
pagnes. No more delightful drink has ever
been introduced to the American people, and
it is destined, without doubt, to largely super
sede the intoxicating wines. 1t is sparkling,
refreshing, invigorating, and produces q
most agreeable exhilarstion without the bane-
full effects that follow an indulgence in alco-
holic drinks. The drinking habit, when
once formed, is difficult to shake off, and an
agreeable substitute for intoxcants, such as
is furnished by the Lactart Champagne, will
be a boon tor thousands. The rapidly in
creasing demand for this temperance drink is
a striking evidence that Lactart Champagne
has received the seal of popular approval.
aug9deod&wlwnr
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spend the rem ainder of the season here at the
Edenfeld cottage. Mrs. Hewitt and her
children. consisting of the Misses c. S. and
Nellie Hewitt and Masters E. r. and Escott
arrived last week.
Rev. Dewitt Talmage is now stopping at
the Rodick House.
Mrs. R. n, Townsend gave a notable din.
ner at the Malvern last Friday evening, in
honor of the Austrian legation.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Gerard, of New York,
gave dinner at the new cafe at Sorrento last
Thursday afternoon. Sorrento is quite pop
ular with the elite at Bar Hsrbor, and begins
to look up as very fashionable resort.
Among the recent arrivals are: Horace
North. Augusta; Il. VI. Heath. Augusta; R..
V. Smith Geo Beale. Isidore Braggenette,
Boston: DIR. S. L. Virgins and wife, New
York; Dr. John H Eden and family, Phila-
depbIa; Miss Thomas, Baltimore Charles
Bass and wife. New York; Rev. j. S. Wal
lace Of steamship Minnesota
Prof j. Henry Thayer, of the Harvard
Divinity School, Is building cottage at Seal
Cove.
There were large number of yachts in the
harbor last week. The steam yacht Wanda
sailed for Newport Tuesday morning. The
Hanniel and Adilita arrived the same day. A
large fleet is on its way to this resort.
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attachment of all classes of our people to the
great Charter of American Liberty. to which
we owe the unparalleled growth and develop
ment of the several states and the nation
MANY of the state legislatures have INSIDE ap-
preparations of money to enable them TO be
creditably represented in the great industrial
and military displays of the 18th and l6th.
The legislature of Massachusetts set apart a
large sum for this purpose, and the grand old
Bay State which then included Maine. so
conspicuous in the war of Indepence, and so
ABLY represented in the convention which
founded the Constitution of the United States,
will be appropriately represented in this cele-
bration.
The legislature of this State made no pro-
vision for part ia this great industrial and
military display: nor for representation OF
any kind. but Governor Bodwell Is doing
what he can 70 rectify the mistake, and
though under the circumstances Names part
must be humble. yet the State will not 90
entirely bv default. The Governor and Staff
ard probably the Executive Council will be
present, and portion of the Maine militia.
and it is hoped that large number of Maine
citizens will attend An Industrial exhibit
from this State involves more serious ques-
ton. If the State ia to be represented at all
it must be by voluntary contributions. II
will be borne in mind that the display Is not
to BE- very general, and is to be entirely pro
cessiona. The marshal of the occasion, Col.
A. Loudon Snowden, announces that, as the
object 10 view is to present contrast between
a hundred years ago and now, reproduction
of the same article or illustration IS not
desirable, and suggests that individuals and
firms engaged 10 the same pursuits, unite To-
gether and make a combined exhibit on as
suggestive and comprehensive scale
as possible. He further says: 1.-THE
demonstration will not be per-
mitted to degenerate into a mere medium
for advertising Where proper advertising
results from the display Of handiwork or en-
terpri.e, it will be encouraged, but not other
wise" His circular closes with the follow
ing "Application for place 10 the process
sion. staung the character of the display
intended to be made. should be sent to this
office address, Col. A. Loudon Snowden,
chairman of committee and marshal, City
Hall, Philadelp lia, Pa at the earliest date
possible, in order that proper classification
NAV be made"
Whether any industrial exhibit shall be
made by Maine is a question to be determined
by our manufacturers. In this statement,
have endeavored TO set forth brie fly the char
acter of the display to be made, and the con
ditions to be complied with BY exhibitors.
Persons desiring to make exhibits at their
own expense, will address the marshal, as
qured in the preceding paragraph. Eff
forts will be made for re duction of railway
fares to those who attend, and Of freights, if
ANYTHING is Offered for exhibition, and the
results announced through the press in due
season. VIM. B. LAPHAM,
Commissioner tor Maine.
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The Constitutional Centennial
Celebration.

Mn EDITOR For the purpose of answer
ing several communications upon the above
SUBJECT, and especially to call the attention
nj the people of the State of Maine to this
important event soon TO take place. ask =
brief space in your columns. The Constiiu
ton Of the United States was adopted by the
convention. and was transmitted to TIE old
Congress by George Washington, its Presi-
dent. September 9Th. 1887, and the one hun
dredth anniversary of TINS important event 1t
is prnposed to celebrate in the city of Phils-
deiphia, in September next from the 18th 10
the 18th. inclusive. Public attention was
called quite conspicuously to this OCCASION
last wear. nv the COW ention of the Governors
of the thirteen original States, who met to
consider the question, and as result com
missioners were appointed to meet in conveu
ton at Philadelphia tn map out programme
and select the officers necessary to carry II
into effect. This convention met December
-. 1856, and elected Hon John A. Kssson
of Iowa. President, and Hampton l.. Carson.
ESQ. of Philadelphia, Secretary. will I'M
deriake here TO give only y brief abstract of
the programme.
The 10Th of September is assigned for
professional, industrial display, its object
being to illustrate, in contrast the customs,
domestic characteristics. commerce, arts. i'm
ton, etc, of 1897, and 1887, with view, by
object lessons. of demonstrating the changes
and national progress made in the first CEN
tury of our constitutional existence. The
display is to be entirely professional. and
will be mounted upon cars prepared for the
purpose, and accompanied by various civic
organizations. In the evening, the Governor
of Pennsylvania will hold public reception
in honor of the Governors Of the States and
Territories present.
The 10th of September is designed for
military parade and review of the militia of
the several States and Territories present.
Effort will be made to show, by contrast, the
difference between military arms. equipments
and drill in 1887 and 1887. The cooperation
of the regular army and navy has been as
sured. In the evening will occur public
reception in honor of the President of the
United States The l7th of September, the
third and last day of the celebration, will be
devoted to the special services of commemora-
ton, and the President of the United States
will preside. An Grafton will be pronounced
by Mr.. Justice Miller of the Supreme Court
of the United States. There will also be a
poem. na,ioasl hymns, vocal and instrumental
music, and other entertainments appropriate
to the occasion. 1t is hoped that the occasion
will give brilliant testimony to the universal